dial. Also 6 wygge. [See WIGGLE v.] intr. and trans. To move lightly from side to side; to wag, waggle.
c. 1529. Skelton, E. Rummyng, 137. It wygges and it wagges, Lyke tawny saffron bagges.
1865. Slang Dict. (ed. 3), Wig, move off, go away.
1882. Jamieson’s Scott. Dict., Wig, wigg, v. 1. To move, shake, wag. Shetl.
